The Diawl Bach is a Welsh pattern and literally translated means "Little Devil.: This deadly pattern has many variants, such as this one, which is one of my favorite suggestive stillwater patterns. This hare's ear variant is similar to others, but the pink hot spot head has proven particularly effective for me. This pattern's slender, sleek lines work well when trout are feeding on Callibaetis nymphs and scuds, especially in clear water.
Hare's Ear Diawl Bach
Hook: Daiichi 1550 or 1530 #10-#14
Thread: 8/0 Textreme or UTC 70, Fl. Pink
Tail: Coque De Leon Fibers
Rib: Krinkle Mirror Flash or Mirage Opal, Small
Body: Hare's Ear Dubbing
Beard: Coque De Leon Fibers
Material Sources
Daiichi 1550 or 1530: https://www.canadianllama.com/daiichi-fly-hooks/wet-nymph/?referrer=CNWR_33041533934888
8/0 Textreme or UTC 70, Fl. Pink: collabs.shop/kkxlqo
Coque De Leon Fibers: collabs.shop/kt35b1
Krinkle Mirror Flash: https://cascadecrest.com/products/krinkle-mirror-flashMirage Opal, Small: collabs.shop/kt35b1
Hare's Ear Dubbing: collabs.shop/kt35b1
Learn how to fly fish lakes through my Stillwater Essentials Masterclass: https://anchoredoutdoors.com/2019/stillwater-fishing-with-phil-rowley
Orvis Guide to Stillwater Trout Fishing: https://bit.ly/OrvisGuidetoStillwaterTroutFishing
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